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Analysis of Chinese characters

by: Wilder, George Durand, 1869-; Ingram, J. H. (James Henry); Baller, F. W. (Frederick William), 1852-1922. Mandarin primer; North China Union Language School

Publication date: 1922

Topics: Chinese language, Chinese language

Publisher: [Peking] : North China Union Language School

Collection: cornell; americana

Digitizing sponsor: MSN

Contributor: Cornell University Library

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Language: English

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Cover dated 1921

Caption title: Analysis of Chinese characters from Baller's Mandarin primer. Based mainly on Dr. L. Wieger's Etymological lessons and the Shuo wen

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Reviewer: chinese4all - - February 22, 2013
Subject: History of Chinese morphology and etymology

Chinese is a language that finds many ways of expression, in beauty and complexity. It is interesting that classical Chinese continues to be taught these days.

Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments, in the Chinese literary language, plain style (1902) by Schereschewsky ;. 1875 Chinese Mandarin Easy Wenli [Chinois ] Old Testament by Schereschewsky ;. New Testament, in plain Wenli (1898) by Schereschewsky ;. Xin yue quan shu, Zhong xi zi - English and Mandarin Chinese (1880) ; . New Testament ;. CANTONESE - New Testament in English and Canton colloquial (1908) ;.

Lessons in elementary Wenli = Hua wen shi yi ;.
An analytical Chinese-English dictionary ;.
English - Chinese pocket dictionary - Mandarin dialect ;.
Analysis of Chinese characters ;.

Reviewer: qchong - - March 23, 2010
Subject: An Amazing Book

As a native Chinese,I find this book by chance, This is a really amazing book.I could learn a lot about our Own characters from it.thanks!

Reviewer: ewkpates - - March 16, 2010
Subject: More Than Reference, An Amazing Book

This book offers wonderful insights into Chinese culture by exploring the meaning of characters and the way that meanings are built on the way ideas relate to one another in a different culture.

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